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Specs:
Body: Ivoroid Bound Mahogany
Inlays: Dot, 1 Victory
Top: Curly Maple
Neck Joint: Dovetail
Top Configuration: Arched Chambered
Neck Pickup: Double D, Custom Single
Neck: Maple
Bridge Pickup: Double D, Custom Single
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Electronics: 1 Vol, 1 Tone, 4-Way Blade
Bridge: Hamer Sustain Block
Tuners: TonePros Keystone
Scale Length: 25 1/2"
Nut Type/Width: Bone, 1.650"
Fingerboard Radius: 14" Case GC4-0
Fret Material & Dimensions: Hamer Wide Oval: .100" x .050"
Body Lgth/Wdth/Thcknss: 16.6" x 13.4" x 1.85"
Neck Shape / Thickness: V Shape, .950" - 1.0"

Hamer Talladega website

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cw on 03/08/2012	With age, Hamer has matured. I own 5 of them. all from the old Chicago factory. Every one of them is unique. Hamer made so many variations of their guitars you would be hard pressed two find two identical models. Great quality and great value.
davidj. on 06/28/2011	I like Hamer guitars,my neighbor has one,and my rating is for the guitar itself,not for the two in the interview.The guitar however is sweet sounding mellow and it's very goodlooking.
PCollen on 10/20/2010	I own an old Hamer USA Sunburst dual cutaway with Duncan '59's and it is one SWEET guitar. Has the same sustain block bridge as this Taledega. I bought that guitar with case at the Orlando Guitar show in '92 for $425 !
Michael McFarlan on 06/05/2009	Owning a HAmer is a virtual Gibson, even better. QUality control is much higher. Most Hamers have thin necks. The 81 Special was made with the 59 LP cut in the back of the neck. In other words, playing it is like owning a 59 LP for &6-900.
p 90 on 02/14/2009	pickups do sound wonderful
Rob Natiello on 09/27/2008	I'm convinced. Beautiful sounds - and an great demo. I am lovin the Talladega. Now the hunt begins....
hpg on 07/26/2008	Beautiful guitar. What type of neck shape does it have? price range? Also, in a demo one wonders what rig you are plugged into, and it would be nice to have some heavy metal examples/playing, chords, drop tunings, slide, chicken pickin', and other style of playing besides clean jazz or distorted jazz.

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